Ukraine War BREAKING NEWS: Trump Sides w/ Putin, Repeatrs Propaganda, Rutte Says No Nato for Ukraine
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"I'm sorry, but I just think Donald Trump is operating on behalf of Russia, whether he knows it or not. And it is absolutely unacceptable."
Hello Team
🎦 00:00-00:12⏩
Jonathan opens the video, fresh off a livestream with Jonathan Fink, greeting viewers and introducing a breaking news update for March 14th, 2025.
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Trump's Statement and Analysis
🎦 00:12-04:52⏩
- Jonathan discusses Donald Trump's recent statement following Stephen Witkoff's meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
- Trump's statement suggests a potential end to the war but raises concerns about his true intentions regarding Ukraine's well-being.
- Jonathan criticizes Trump's focus on hasty deals that benefit the US economically rather than prioritizing Ukraine's interests.
- Trump's claim of Ukrainian troops being surrounded is revealed to be Russian propaganda, highlighting concerns about his sources and potential manipulation by Russia.
- Jonathan finds Trump's actions shocking and morally shallow.
- Comparisons are drawn between the experience of Witkoff and the expertise of Russian officials, with Jonathan suggesting Trump's team is outmatched.
NATO, Rutte, and the US position
🎦 04:52-08:59⏩
- Jonathan discusses NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's visit to the White House, where he appeared to agree with Trump's stance on Ukraine.
- Jonathan speculates that Trump may have threatened to withdraw from NATO if Rutte didn't comply with his demands, which align with Russia's.
- Rutte's statement confirms that Ukraine's accession to NATO is no longer being considered, removing a key bargaining chip for Ukraine.
- Jonathan expresses concern about Rutte's willingness to normalize relations with Putin, despite the ongoing war.
- Despite acknowledging the need to eventually engage with Russia politically, Jonathan questions the speed at which the US aims to normalize relations.
Lukashenko's Claims and Potential Ukrainian Negotiations
🎦 08:59-09:27⏩
- Jonathan brings up Belarusian President Lukashenko's claims of closed-door talks between Ukrainian politicians and Putin.
- Lukashenko suggests these talks were not publicly agreed upon but refuses to name the Ukrainian politicians involved.
- Jonathan finds this development concerning and potentially detrimental to Ukraine's position.
Positive Developments for Ukraine: Germany and International Support
🎦 09:27-11:52⏩
- Jonathan highlights a positive development: Germany's constitutional court has approved Merz's debt reform plan.
- This allows Germany to borrow and spend significant funds on infrastructure, defense, and potentially aid to Ukraine.
- Rumors of Germany supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine are mentioned, though Jonathan advises caution as this is unconfirmed.
- Jonathan emphasizes the importance of European unity and support for Ukraine, citing Canada's Prime Minister's direct engagement with the EU on trade matters.
- He suggests the potential for the G7 to unite in supporting Ukraine, possibly leaving the US isolated on the world stage.
- Jonathan outlines potential financial aid for Ukraine from various sources, including the EU, UK, Norway, Japan, and Australia.
- He expresses optimism about closing the gap in intelligence, munitions, and weapons production with the help of international allies.
Trump's Allegiance and Final Thoughts
🎦 11:52-14:18⏩
- Jonathan reiterates his belief that the US, under Trump's leadership, has seemingly sided with Russia.
- He criticizes Trump's decision to blame Ukraine for Russia's refusal of a ceasefire, rather than holding Russia accountable.
- Jonathan encourages viewers to share their thoughts and acknowledges the evolving nature of the situation.
- He refutes Trump's claims of thousands of Ukrainian troops being surrounded in Kursk, citing expert analysis and dismissing it as fiction.
- Jonathan criticizes Trump's potential reliance on unreliable intelligence sources, such as Tosca Gabbard and Martin Sputnik.
- He concludes by expressing disappointment in the US as a partner and emphasizing the need for Europe and other allies to take a stand.
Wrap Up
🎦 14:18-14:19⏩
- Jonathan thanks his viewers, saying goodbye and that he will speak to them soon.
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